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“There isn’t one person you wouldn’t love if
only you knew their story,” says Caroline Knight, a sophomore majoring in Cinema
Studies and founder of the Humans of UTK Facebook page. Much like the Humans of
New York phenomenon, Knight’s chronicles portray the people of UT—whether
they’re a student, faculty or staff member, bus driver, or construction worker.
She takes a photograph and asks a question, which sometimes can lead to an emotional
response.
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news
Hear from the SGA candidates during the
Volunteer Channel’s live debate at 8:00 p.m. tonight in the McClung Museum.
Decide who will lead the student body by casting
your vote online from 8:00 a.m. tomorrow until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 1. You
can also vote from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Pedestrian Walkway both days.
Vol Tip: If you can’t make it to the McClung Museum, you can
still view a live stream of the debate on the Volunteer Channel’s website.
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The Office of the Dean of Students, in
collaboration with UT Athletics, will recognize several of our university’s biggest
Volunteer fans during this fall’s home football game weeks. One student will be
chosen each week as Student Honorary Coach and will get the chance to attend meetings
and practice before the game, meet Coach Jones, join the team for pregame activities,
and watch from the sidelines during game day. You can apply for
this opportunity until April 25.
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Cast a vote for your favorite work of art.
The Student Art in the Library juried exhibition is now on display in the Miles Reading
Room, on the first floor of Hodges Library. The People’s Choice Award will be
determined by your vote on the UT Libraries
Facebook page.
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involved
Want the chance to work with a partner to
select a trip theme and location based on a social issue that you’re passionate about? Are
you interested in planning service and reflection experiences for your trip participants?
Apply to be an
an Alternative Break Leader by Thursday, April 2.
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reminders
All students who want to use financial aid to
take summer classes or study abroad must submit a completed summer 2015 financial aid request form with One Stop to notify the
university that you will be enrolled and would like to request funding for the summer. The
priority deadline is Wednesday, April 1. Eligibility for summer financial aid is determined
by aid received in the fall 2014 and spring 2015 semesters.
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